"He's dead!" She pushed her part of the paper across to me and pointed to an obituary. I looked at the picture of the gentleman. He was a nice looki...g older man, probably around my age or a little older, and I read the obit. "Dead!" she said once more. "I can't believe it." I put the paper down and we looked at each other. "Can you believe that?" she asked me. "I never would have expected a heart attack," she stated. "He was in great health when we divorced. He kept himself fit. He. It was a week or so later, after a particularly grueling week at the print shop, that I'd had a different experience. I was exhausted every night for the last ten days and hadn't even attempted to contact my ex. I was the one that usually caved and called her when I needed her touch.I'd been so tired that I hadn't even taken care of myself, if you know what I mean. I stripped and fell into bed. I swear I was asleep before my head even hit the pillow. My testicles had been aching for days. It was an accident. I was looking for you and I heard you guys out here and I just… I just…" Stood behind the door and listened to us." Sam finished for him."I guess you're right." He said dejected. "I feel horrible, believe me. I didn't plan on eavesdropping, it just happened." Never mind." Melanie interrupted. "Freddie you have got to promise not to tell Carly." Don't worry. I won't. But… wow, I don't know what to say." He told her. "I didn't even know you liked girls." He added while looking. Because Jackie and Abe had become friends Bill began taking lunch from both boys and verbally harassing them whenever they saw him. Most of the physical intimidation went to other boys. Xia heard from Jackie and Abe about how Bill and his buddies had stripped one of the kids from special education class, a boy with Down’s Syndrome, and left him inside the girl’s locker room. A few days later Bill had pushed a boy in the school parking lot and he was struck by a car, breaking his leg. Matt.